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Honor confirms Magic V3 and V2 launch in India, price range officially tipped
Xiaomi may end bootloader unlocking globally by 2025
Joel Joseph
October 07, 2024
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Wondering what's next for foldable phones in India? 🤔📱
Today's news is packed with updates on upcoming devices, potential changes in phone customization, and some interesting leaks. We've got info on Honor's foldables coming to India, Xiaomi's possible big change, and even repair costs for popular phones.
Ready to explore the latest in tech? Let's jump in! 🚀
Here's what you'll find in today's tech roundup:
Honor's foldable phones heading to India soon
Xiaomi might be ending bootloader unlocking
First look at Vivo's new phone with a big camera
Huawei's new chip price leak
Repair costs for Redmi Note 14 Pro series
Quick news about Samsung Galaxy Buds, budget compact phones in India, and MediaTek's newest chip
Read on for all the details!
HTech CEO Madhav Seth just confirmed the Honor Magic V3 foldable will be available in the Indian market. The company will also launch he Magic V2, its predecessor. Both models are expected to arrive by the end of 2024.
 Xiaomi may shut down bootloader unlocking globally by 2025, raising concerns among users who rely on custom ROMs and device customization options. |  Vivo X200 Pro mini live images surfaces for the first image revealing a chunky camera bump on the back: Get all the details here. |
 Huawei Kirin 9100 price leak reveals that the chip might be even more expensive than MediaTek's new Dimensity 9400 flagship silicon. |  Discover the individual repair spare part prices for the Redmi Note 14 Pro and Pro Plus. Learn how much it costs to repair your Redmi phone. |
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